Guttural

She struggled to produce the guttural "ch" sound in the German word "Bach."

The throat singing of Tuvan people is known for its guttural quality.

The rapper used a guttural style of delivery in his songs.

The guttural quality of the speaker's voice made it hard to concentrate on what he was saying.

The lion's guttural growl could be heard from miles away.

The singer's guttural style of singing was unique.

The dog's bark was a guttural noise that echoed through the house.

The monster's growl was a deep guttural noise.

The throaty and guttural sound of the motorcycle's engine could be heard from a distance.

The singer's guttural pronunciation of the song made it hard to understand the lyrics.

The sound of the storm was accompanied by the guttural roar of thunder.

The actor's guttural voice added to the intimidating aura of the character.

The teacher demonstrated the correct guttural pronunciation of the letter 'R'.

The doctor asked the patient to make a guttural sound to check their throat.

The baby's guttural cry woke up the entire house.

Some people find the guttural sound of a person clearing their throat to be unpleasant.

The guttural "g" sound in the word "goose" is produced at the back of the mouth.

The guttural "ch" sound in the word "Bach" is pronounced differently in German.

The guttural "q" sound in Arabic is pronounced in the back of the mouth.

The guttural "h" sound in the word "help" is produced by exhaling from the back of the throat.

The guttural "ng" sound in the word "sing" is produced in the back of the throat.

The guttural "k" sound in the word "kite" is made by pushing air from the back of the mouth.

The guttural accent of the speaker revealed his origins from a different part of the country.

The language has a lot of guttural consonants that are hard to distinguish for beginners.

The wrestler's guttural grunts and groans filled the arena.